Friday’s Leftovers

Today is Friday, which means it’s time for another helping of Leftovers:

• The Top 10 Grateful Deadest Moments as picked by Boomsalon
• Porcupine Tree will be joined by Rush’s Alex Lifeson and King Crimson’s Robert Fripp on their next album
• Tucker Carlson goes to Dark Star Orchestra concerts and doesn’t really oppose gay marriage.
• The 8th Annual Hannah’s Buddies Charity Classic and John Bell and Friends Benefit Bash are set for January 20, 2007 in Orlando
• Scarecrow Collection has been signed by Harmonized Records
• Particle comes home to celebrate New Years Eve at the Knit in LA. Let’s see if they can get through 2007 without any changes in personnel
• The Glide Magazine staff takes a look at the 20 best albums of 2006
• It’s alllllllllllllgood — Walther Productions announces the dates for the 2007 Allgood Festival
• Billboard announces the top grossing tours of the year (isn’t the year still going?)
• The American Beauty Project presents two free concerts at NYC’s World Financial Center
• Velvet Underground record for sale AGAIN
• Wolfgang’s Vault has added new concert recordings of 10CC, John Anderson, The Who, Accept, and Eric Clapton
• Check out the Tapers’ Section at the Dead’s under construction website
• STS9 has started a podcast series (don’t steal it!)
• It’s time to say goodbye to Rochester’s Milestones
• Phil Lesh offers blood money
• Rolling Stone reviews the first of Damien Rice’s two concerts at the Beacon Theater
• The Werewolves come out at night, on January 18th
• Jeff Tweedy has booked a few solo gigs in January

Have a great weekend — anything else out there to keep an eye on?